Closes for "lunch" (1) in the middle of the afternoon... 3 times this week (9/13/24)…read more Pathetic... (1) Sign at the door "Out of Money orders".

UMMM kinda hard to find...it literally blends into the strip mall it's in and you'd never find it…read morejust driving by and looking. Also I don't know if I missed it, but I didn't see a parcel drop thing, just ones for envelopes and small parcels so luckily there wasn't a line so I was able to drop to off with a lady working.

We're a little off the beaten track here so I was surprised to spot a full service post office. The…read morecounters are closed on Sundays of course but the lobby was open. There are boxes for rent, slots for dropping off mail and counters for writing your addresses and sticking stamps on envelopes. This location does not have a self-service kiosk. The parking lot is tidy with TWO lanes for dropping off mail at the box so that you don't have to exit your vehicle. [Review 16529 overall - 858 in South Carolina - 38 of 2022.]

Vivian was friendly and engaging when I went in today for a COA. She was also friendly to a Karen…read moreon line in front of me who was feeling impatient and acting like a brat, intentionally dropping her box and keys on the floor for attention. being an employee of the USPS must be really tough these days, she doesn't show it. Yay, Vivian!

I shipped something with two day delivery and a tracking number. After five days, I went to the…read morepost office and asked. It went to the wrong state and she said I should've sent it overnight. That is absurd. They are terrible. The person at the desk was so lazy. She wouldn't even stand up out of her chair.

At the corner of Caldwell Street and East Main Street in downtown Rock Hill, this building is hard…read moreto miss. As is the historic marker located in front. On the one side, it reads "This building was described as "handsome in every respect" when it opened in 1932. It replaced a 1906 post office and housed a new district court and federal offices. It served as a post office until 1986 and provided offices and headquarters for several U.S. Congressmen, including Thomas S. Gettys 1965-75. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1988, it was renamed in honor of Gettys in 1997." On the other side, "This six-story structure was Rock Hill's first high-rise office building. Built in 1924-25, it opened in 1926 with Citizens Bank & Trust on the 1st floor. The bank closed in 1927. Rock Hill National Bank opened on the 1st floor in 1941 and remained here until 1976. WRHI Radio, one of S.C.'s earliest stations, signed-on with studios on the 2nd floor in 1944 and broadcast from here until 1977. Civil defense used an observation deck on the roof during World War II. [Erected by the Culture & Heritage Museums of York County and the City of Rick Hill, 2007." The building is no longer a post office but it remains as a solid and imposing structure in Rock Hill's skyline. [Review 13032 overall, 349 of 2020.]

Today was my second experience at this store. Back in May, I went here to use their 'shipstix'…read moreservice to send golf clubs to Manchester, NH. It was a good experience, a few bumps but nothing major. Today, I needed to get some art prints enlarged so they would be suitable for framing. I was immediately greeted by a gentleman named Tyrone who introduced himself as the Manager and indicated his colleague Maria as new and was in training. I said that's fine and waited patiently for about 15 minutes while the two people in the store were being assisted. After about 20 minutes a lady with her hair wrapped up in a colored piece of cloth walked in and put her box down on the counter while she talked on the phone. Then she started talking to the Manager. I looked right at her and said 'excuse me, there are others that are waiting in line'. She got mouthy and said something like well you can just leave and go to another store. I said to her 'There are rude people who always think their time is more valuable than everyone else' and I walked out. The Manager came out to my vehicle and apologized and I told him I had to run another errand and I would be back. I returned in about 45 minute and the problem was gone and I proceeded to have Tyrone assist me. He as knowledgable, professional and helpful. He apologized for the rudeness of the customer. I told him, he didn't need to do that but I appreciated him for coming out to my vehicle to speak to me. I told him, I have encountered rude people many times before and most of the time I let it go but my New Years resolution is to 'call out rudeness' Name it as such and indicated it's not acceptable behavior, I don't care who you are or where you come from. Believe me people, if you allow rudeness and unacceptable behavior to continue common courtesy and civility will disappear. Thanks Tyrone, you turned what started out as a bad experience to a five star review.

This location has an amazing staff! Maria keeps it moving…read moreand organized and greets everyone as they enter the door. Maria and Tyrone are always friendly and helpful!!

I have been using Postal Route for my online Etsy Shop "NoirVeda" business street address. As a…read morebusiness owner I want to keep my home address separate, so this works perfectly. I sell Ayurvedic organic skin products and growth serum for hair. So far I have not had any issues. If something is returned to me they will scan and send me a email. I can decide if I want to pick up the mail, or have them deliver to me at home. So far Im a happy customer! @glampedlife

Top notch customer service! I can't say enough good things about this place. I drive an extra 4…read moremiles instead of going to the Fort Mill post office. They are quick, friendly, and reliable (unlike the PO). I receive a transaction email as well as an email when a package has shipped.

When you've got something to mail, the post office is here to get that done for you. Easy, right?…read moreWhat else would you like to know about this particular outlet of the United States Postal Service? They do not have an automated vending kiosk in the lobby. They have a small parking lot. They only have two desks and no good space to queue. They do have post office boxes. Lots of them. They do have a drive through drop with the mailbox on the correct side for drivers. The clerk who helped me was pleasant. Hooray for a $24 overnight envelope to New Hampshire. It's not like I could fly there and hand-deliver it for that much. [Review 9961 overall, 1541 of 2018.]

This post office at 206 College St. no longer exists. It is an empty lot being prepared for future…read moreconstruction (not including a post office).

Unfortunately these guys have hardly nothing to work with government has taken away their money and…read moreit's just a hot mess right now. The employees are great they want to work. We need to privatize the post office cause the government completely destroyed it. Too much politics not enough on time deliveries.

The absolute worst USPS in Charlotte. Very rude staff. I got nothing but attitude when I dropped…read moreoff my pre-paid packages. The drop box was broken, and I didn't want to leave them where anyone could easily walk out with them. The "lady" at the counter needs to never work in customer service again.

I just love this place and the idea that in the "town" of Van Wyck is a full service post office…read more Gives you an idea as to why the USPS is so far from breaking even, let alone making profit. Van Wyck used to be a brick making area, but now is just an intersection with the post office and a general store that also sells fire arms and ammunition. OK...but to those of us who live in the nearby communities, this post office is a great convenience, as the main post offices are miles away in Ft. Mill and in Rock Hill. Small but functional and a real trip to use it.

I had heard there was a Post Office inside the MJ Mart/BP Station at the corner of Hiway 160 and…read moreHiway 521 I finally went there today to mail a pre-paid Amazon return package. You can get your beer, cigs and stamps all in one stop. It's small but busy. They operate just like any other postal facility it's just very small and there is only on person working there. It's interesting the address is Fort Mill and just across the street the Farm Haus Restaurant is and Indian Land address.

Really rude, the kind that just makes you feel crappy for no reason…read more Walked in on the 3rd of July because online said they were open that day. The lady behind the counter rudely said 'What??' to me before I could even speak to ask her if they are actually open today. She said no so I just said Ok thanks and turned to leave. She yelled at me condescendingly as I was exiting on the other side of the gas station 'ITS A HOLIDAY HONEY!' I figured they'd be closed but apparently just double checking was way too much for this lady to be nice about